Located in historic New Harmony, this charming 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom residence at 631 Steammill Street blends timeless character with inviting indoor and outdoor living spaces. Inside, the home showcases beautifully preserved original wood floors, rich beadboard paneled walls, elegant crown mouldings, and custom built-in shelving that reflect the craftsmanship and warmth of a bygone era. Spacious rooms with tall ceilings and abundant natural light create a welcoming atmosphere of more than 1,555 SF, while the home's unique architectural details provide both comfort and personality throughout. The exterior continues the property's storybook appeal with vintage iron fencing, a durable metal roof, and both covered front and rear porches ideal for relaxing or entertaining. Outdoor amenities include a private brick patio, raised gardening beds for flowers or vegetables, and an attached greenhouse perfect for year-round gardening enthusiasts. A detached garden shed adds additional functionality and storage. Just steps from the village center, this property is equally suited for those seeking cottage style home, or those seeking a peaceful retreat. Located on a spacious .22/AC corner lot. This distinctive New Harmony property presents a rare opportunity to own a home filled with historic charm, practical amenities, and exceptional outdoor spaces in one of Southern Indiana's most picturesque communities.
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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